Kamm, Paul (1917 – 1979). Storm Coast. (1960s).

Paul Kamm’s “Storm Coast” is a striking graphic on paper, capturing the essence of the Estonian coastal landscape. Measuring 34 x 45, this piece reflects the artist’s mastery in graphic arts. Paul Kamm first gained recognition in 1953 and quickly rose to prominence, winning first prize at an amateur artist exhibition. Under the mentorship of Olev Soans, he earned accolades at exhibitions in Moscow and later became a member of the Union of Artists of the Estonian SSR. “Storm Coast” is a testament to Kamm’s unique style and extraordinary talent, embodying his passion for the arts and connection with the natural world.